Welcome to the Mob Museum.

You are embarking on an immersive journey through the power struggle between organized crime and law enforcement. Get ready for four floors of artifacts, interactive experiences and multimedia displays.
The exhibits are designed chronologically, starting on the third floor.
Explore at your own pace.


BIRTH OF THE MOB
This floor addresses the rise of organized crime in the 19th century, the Mob’s growth during Prohibition, and how law enforcement developed the tools and tactics to fight back.

MUST-SEE EXHIBITS

Mob 101 video: Introduction to the Mob

St. Valentine’s Day Massacre wall and ballistics evidence

The First Public Enemy: Al Capone’s “Sweetheart” gun



MOB ON THE RISE
This floor addresses organized crime’s expanding influence across the country, including infiltration of Las Vegas casinos and corruption of labor unions, and how public outrage led to a historic U.S. Senate investigation.

MUST-SEE EXHIBITS

Historic Courtroom

History of the Museum building

Bugsy Siegel and the Flamingo Hotel



MOB ON THE RUN
This floor addresses how law enforcement used surveillance, wiretaps, undercover agents and the RICO Act to take down the Mob, and how organized crime continues today in different forms.

MUST-SEE EXHIBITS

100 Years of Made Men

Global Networks Touch Wall

The Mob in Pop Culture

Additional ticket purchase required




This floor explains how the Mob exploited Prohibition, and how the black market for booze profoundly influenced American culture. The exhibits include a working speakeasy and distillery.

MUST-SEE EXHIBITS

Four Deuces phone booth

Speakeasy

Distillery and tasting room

Additional ticket purchase required


FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How long does it take to tour the Museum?
Expect to spend 1-3 hours, depending on how much you explore each exhibit.

Can I take photos?
Yes. Photography is allowed, but flash photography and video are prohibited.

Are there age restrictions?
Guests of all ages are welcome to tour The Underground Speakeasy & Distillery and The Starlight Plaza before 5 PM. After 5 PM, entry to both spaces is limited to guests 21 and older.

Where is food available?
Food is available at concessions on the second floor, in the basement at the speakeasy and at the outdoor event plaza.

Become a Member
Help us preserve and share some of the most extraordinary chapters of American history by purchasing a Membership at the box office on the first floor.

Buy some moonshine!
Moonshine produced at the Museum can be purchased in the speakeasy, distillery or second-floor concessions.